"The attraction borrowed its name from Booger Hollow, a geographic feature some ten miles south of the trading post. Here is a picture offered as proof that the name isn't fanciful. It's Booger Hollow Tabernacle, and just down the road is the Booger Hollow Community Center found within Masonic Lodge #596.

The name originated with the belief that the hollow was haunted due to the numerous graveyards located there. Booger in this case is a variant of bogie or boogie, as in "boogie man." So to call the place Booger Hollow is a colorful local term meaning Ghost Valley. According to the USGS, Tennessee and Kentucky each have valleys named Booger Hollow. The town of Boozeville, Georgia was formerly named Booger Hollow, although dropping "Booger Hollow" in favor of "Boozeville" is kind of like walking halfway to church."


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grannymountain.blogspot.com/2009/07/booger-hollow-arkansa...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Booger_Hollow,_Arkansas